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I dont know what to call that application but just like a screenshot which can capture video. Tutorials would be much easy for noobies like me. Is it possible to make such a application???\

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Last I checked, the load applet's video capture feature still resulted in video play back that was either just a black screen or played back so fast as to not be useful.

Was this corrected?
 
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I have recently come across a similar need and did a search that yielded a handful of old threads like this but no good answer. Still, better resurrecting a 3 years old thread than starting a new one, right?

It does not need to be an application per se. I would be just as happy with a command-line incantation. Any suggestions?
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http://maemo.org/development/documen...reenshot-tool/
make a script that takes screenshots every second (watch 1 screenshot-tool) and then combine into a gif (http://www.lcdf.org/gifsicle/)? Load applet didn't work for me too.

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Every second? That's hardly a *video* capture, is it? No chance of a proper 800x480 25fps video stream with audio, then?
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bash script would be limited to every second (unless you make own loop rather than watch), since you asked about possible cli incantation came up with that. don't believe load applet was opensource, you can always look at fixing it if I'm mistaken. proper screenshotting and recorder app can get you the basics to end up with vid, not sure if whole process can be done on the device though (edit: actually definitely should be doable as load applet did end up with .avi, just incorrectly placed frames resulted in the audio playing for 99% and then all frames dumped at once in the remaining 1% of the movie IIRC)
Actually was mistaken: http://repository.maemo.org/extras/p...0.4.6-5.tar.gz

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IC. I was imagining it too simple. A single command to stream into a file everything that goes through the video subsystem. Something like a video equivalent of what parec/pacat does with audio. Oh well.
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if you are willing to install ffmpeg, try this:
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ffmpeg -f x11grab -s 800x480 -r 30 -i :0.0 -threads 0
-vcodec huffyuv filename.avi
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Quick reply,

You can also use gstreamer, scroll
Down to the end, ignore the rest
http://wiki.maemo.org/User:Mr_pingu

Edit: crap the meego forum is down. But the other commands lets you take you more screenshots than 1 a second
Edit2: still some sources are available on nokia, apparently:
http://developer.nokia.com/community...N9/N950_screen
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